Increase in Poland's and Lithuania's international importance End of civil wars Religious unification Territorial division between Poland and Lithuania Introduction of absolute monarchy Increase in Poland's and Lithuania's international importance

Around 1370 1400 Around 1370 1380 1360 1390

Delegate Pope King Delegate Hetman Duke

Siegfried von Feuchtwangen Heinrich von Plauen Ulrich von Jungingen Hermann von Salza Ulrich von Jungingen Konrad von Wallenrode

Unification of Poland and Lithuania Weakening the power of the Teutonic Order Expansion to the east Introduction of Christianity in Lithuania Agrarian reform Weakening the power of the Teutonic Order

Korczak Sulima Sulima Leliwa Gryf Jastrzębiec

First Peace of Toruń First Peace of Toruń Union of Brest Second Peace of Toruń Union of Lublin Union of Krewo

Increase in military strength of Poland and Lithuania Construction of new fortresses Increase in military strength of Poland and Lithuania Introduction of new war technologies End of wars with neighbors Reduction in the number of troops

Battle of Varna Battle of Grunwald Battle of Legnica Battle of Grunwald Battle of Khotyn Battle of Kircholm

Introduction of a new currency Agrarian reform Industrialization Export of raw materials Increase in trade importance Increase in trade importance